Exeter Smothers Andover in Annual Dual Meet
Tufts defeated the Aggies 5 to 1 yesterday at Tufts Oval in a fast game. Whittaker pitched for Medford and held Amherst to three hits while Tufts offense produced three third inning runs and continued scoring in the sixth and seventh. Grayson, Richardson, and Saunders sparkled in the field as Tufts claimed the Massachusetts contest before about 1,000 spectators.
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Tufts Oval
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Exeter Dominates Andover In Dual Track Meet
Exeter defeated Andover 6913 to 2623 at Plympton Field led by Walker Smith in both hurdles and Buffington in the high jump and Hadley in the hammer throw. Dennis OConnell and Douglass paced Exeter with wins in the mile and close finishes. Andover managed only two first places, with Sheddon taking the pole vault.
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N. H
Andover
Plympton Field
Exonians
Buffington
B. D. Whitcomb
Walker Smith
Kimball Atha
Morse
Thompson
Dennis O'Connell
Douglass
O'Connell
Bawden
Buchsbaum
Goodnow
Basthen
Alvah Williams
Buckley
Sheddon
Iixeter
Ralph Hadley
Vorys
Hudson
Henry Rey
Frey
Prentiss
Gleason
Walker
Crane
B. C. Morse
J. K. Converse
Kimbal Atha
F. Gregg Thompson
Abert Wehner
Gauvin Bowden
Lawrence M. Buchsbaum
Charles HH
Austin R. Williams
Ilarold H. R. Buckley
Hl.a. Sutphen
Malcolm K. Douglass
Kenry Miner
A. L. Cobb
Robert R. Sheddon
Robert Sheddon
James Buffington, Jr
George Heyden
James Eaton
W. FP. Goodell
Herman KE. Frey
J. W. Prentiss
Edward P. Walker
Douglass J
Charles Gleason
Cubs and Cardinals split holiday doubleheader in Chicago
In a split day for the teams, the Cubs beat the Cardinals 3 to 1 in the afternoon after a 3 to 0 morning loss. Williams and Smith homered for Chicago, with Yerkes batting for Zwilling in the ninth as St Louis and Chicago divided honors in a two game set.
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St. Louis
Barnes
Sallee
Cubs
Steele
Jasper
Williams
Smith
Yerkes
Zwilling
Miller
Archer
Hornsby
Wilson
Corhan
Betzel
McConnell
Doolan
Safer
Byron and
Quigley
AB. R. BH
A. B
Hicago PO
Butler
Tate
Snyder
Gonzales
Good Scores by Local Golfers
Tremendous fields of golfers competed in multiple holiday programmes across local clubs. Some courses held two sessions morning and afternoon while others combined events with an 18 hole qualification for a spring trophy and holiday cups for low gross and net scores.
Memorial wreath honor for Mike Murphy at Hopkinton gravesite
Tributes from coaches and Penn athletes mark Mike Murphy’s death with a wreath placed on his grave in Hopkinton. The season’s games felt his absence, while memories of his work by the intercollegiate community remain strong.
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Penn
Mike Murphy
Pennsylvania
Mike
Hopkinton
Duffeys on Ports Prows Toward Timely Track Prospects
Historic college and AAU track notes predict fast times with Murry and Simpson in focus. Stanford’s Murry impresses in hurdles while Missouri’s Simpson looms as potential race changer.
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Bob Simpson
Missouri
Murry
Stanford
Simpson
Final in Tennis Doubles Today at Brae Burn
The semi final between Niles and Wheeler and Putnam and Seaver produced dramatic play on Brae Burn gravel. Putnam and Seaver led 5 3 40 love in the second set but failed to clinch, letting Niles and Wheeler force a final after 18 games in the second set and six in the last. The final match is scheduled for this afternoon.
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Massachusetts
Brae Burn Country Club
Niles
Wheeler
Putnam
Seaver
Love
Ben
Boston
Medford High Tops Somerville High in Afternoon Clash
Medford High defeated Somerville High 3 to 0 on Somerville Field. J Ballou aided Medford’s win as Somerville struggled at the plate. Tirrell made both Medford outfield putouts while Laird starred with five putouts and ten assists.
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Somerville High
Somerville Field
Somerville
J. Ballou
Medford
Tirrell
Laird
Dan McCormack to Box Johnny Donovan in Club Card
The Commercial A C of this city has booked a Friday night program with two 10 round feature bouts. Dan McCormack East Boston substitutes for Kid Sullivan Brooklyn faces Johnny Donovan South Boston. Second, Joe Connelly and Tommy Melarland clash. Also two six round bouts with Young Buckley South Boston meeting Tommy Fox Charles Town and Yank O'Brien Enet Horton meeting Patsey Delucca North End in place of Dave Powers.
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Brooklyn
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South Boston
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Tommy Melarland
Young Buckley
Tommy Fox
Charlestown
Wntd
Yank O'Brien
Enet
Horton
Patsey Delucca
North End
Dave Powers
Concord High School Beats Charlestown Centre in 11 to 4 Victory
The Concord High School nine powered past Charlestown Centre High School 11 to 4 yesterday at Concord as costly errors marred Charlestown’s defense.
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Concord High School
Charlestown Centre
Concord
Twenty two perfect scores in cycle run
Twenty two riders posted perfect scores as the Kay State Motor Cycle Club completed a 1000 mile trip from Boston to Buffalo and back. The Indian machines won best consistency with perfect marks, joined by Hendry and Ex culsiors. Ten individuals and three teams achieved perfect scores. Riders rode from 8 am to 7 pm daily.
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Noronner
Red Sox
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Utica
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American Association
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Kay State Motor Cycle Club
Buffalo
N. Y
Newton 7 Brookline 4 in 11 innings baseball thriller
Newton High defeated Brookline High 7 to 4 after 11 innings in a tense Garden City clash at Brookline Viel. Arthur pitched all 11 innings with 16 strikeouts as Brookline faltered on three hits and a passed ball in the decisive stretch.
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Garden City
Arthur
Brookline
Newton
Howes wins handicap medal at Lexington Golf Club
E. A. Howes Jr tops 16 players in 18 hole handicap medal on the Lexington links with a 72 percent bet to take the net prize. Simonds is second in net with 89 168 73 while Wheeler posts the second lowest gross at 87.
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Ce Thayer
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Lexington Golf Club
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E. A. Howes, Jr
Howes
M. Simonds
J. A. Wheeler
Eastern division canoe meet closes in Manchester
The four day affair at Cyenet Boat Club ended with water sports. The next Eastern division gathering will be held in Medford, Massachusetts.
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American Canoe Association
Cyenet Boat Club
Medford
Mass
Henburn Wins 1S Hole Handicap Medal at Concord CC
Henburn captured the 1S hole handicap medal play title at Concord Country Club yesterday. The winning card read 110-218-82, reflecting the event’s scoring format and Henburn’s strong showing on the course.
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A. Henburn
Concord
Middlesex Tops Cambridge in Tennis Meet at Concord
The Middlesex School defeated Cambridge High and Latin School 4 to 1 in Concord yesterday. Cambridge won only one of three singles matches and two doubles matches.
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Middlesex School
Cambridge High and Latin School
Concord
Cambridge
Rindge Tech Trips Middlesex 11–7 in Concord Scrimmage
Rindge Technical School of Cambridge defeated Middlesex School 11 to 7 in Concord yesterday. The win boosts Rindge Tech's early season standing and showcases strong offense led by standout players from both teams.
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Rindge Technical School
Cambridge
Eastly
Middlesex
Concord
Boston Pokee League Opens With Somerville Nine
The Boston team of the Massachusetts Pokee League opens Thursday morning at 11 o clock against the Somerville police nine at the old Braves Field off Walpole Street. Weather and duty kept the start from an earlier date.
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Boston
Somerville Police
Braves
Walpole Street
Ace Academy Defeats St. George's 5–1 in Annual Nine Milton Yost
Ace Academy earned a 5 to 1 win over St. George's School Nine at Milton Yost in the annual rivalry game.
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St. George’s School
Milton Yost
Acepost A
Weymouth High Dominates Milton High 53-8 in South Shore Game
In a Milton game yesterday Weymouth High School routed Milton High School 53 to 8 in a South Shore league contest. Weymouth offense surged led by skilled hitters while Milton struggled to respond. The result underscored Weymouth’s edge in the league matchup.
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Milton
Weymouth High
Milton High
Milton Academy Nets Short Triumph Over St George’s
Milton Academy tennis team defeated St George’s yesterday at Milton by a 3 to 2 score. Milton earned wins in three singles matches and two doubles matches to secure the upset.
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Milton Academy
St. George's
Milton
Memorial Day Shoot Awards At Concord Rifle Club
Three cups awarded in the annual Memorial Day shoot at Bristol Hill Concord. George Holden won the first cup with a 24, J B Brigham took the second with 241-2, and Moshaug captured the third trophy with 251-2. Ten competitors entered.
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Concord Rifle Club
Bristol Hill
Concord
George Holden
J. B. Brigham
Moshaug
Middlesex Rifle Club Holiday Shoot Winners Named
Geral Harvey topped the Middlesex Rifle Club holiday shoot on Tower road Lincoln winning two events and claiming the trophy cup, which he now holds permanently. Isaac Langille tied high in the 5000 yard event and won the shoot off in the 120 yard event.
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Middlesex Rifle Club
Tower Road
Lincoln
Isaac Langille
Langille
Eleonora Sears Wins in Pennsylvania Tournament Doubles
Miss Molla Bjurstedt of West Side Club New York and Eleonora Sears of Longwood Boston reach the third round of the Pennsylvania and Eastern States women’s doubles at Merion, defeating Miriam Steever and Mrs. Adams 4-6 6-2 6-1. Sears also advances in singles with a 6-2 6-0 win over Ostheimer.
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Molla Bjurstedt
West Side Tennis Club
New York
Eleonora Sears
Longwood Cricket Club
Boston
Pennsylvania
Merion
Myriam M. Steever
C. W. Adams
Chicago
Suzanna White
Baltimore
Dorothy Diston
HK. G. Os
Alumni Defeat Watertown High In Annual Town Field Game
The Watertown alumni defeated Watertown High 4 to 2 at Watertown Town Field yesterday. The alumni surged ahead in the fifth inning with three runs off a sequence of consecutive hits.
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Watertown Town
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